The Sun. — London, England, 1808-09-12 00:00:00

r y "reA\ - • tsfil t)0.41 . i • • ,1 44 v .41)•-iiCV;$`41.1!4.E--„ • ti • iNTITIVIBER Q .] THE ITHEATRE-P.OYAL, COVENT,CARDEN, A"'ILL OPEN THIS EVENING, Sept. 12, ibo3, with Shak speafe's .Tragedy of MACBETH. Duncan, King of '.C ,- ..tiancl; Mr. CHAPMAN; Makolm, Mr. 'C LA RE MONT.; .dr. M ENAG E ; Macbeth, Mr. KF.MP , LE ; I\4;tcdulf, Mr. C. K 1 , 2 !S I,E ; Banqu,;, Mr NI RItAY ; Fle;ince, Miss M. !iR !STOW ; Lenox, Mr CR EstA Rosse, Mr. BRUNT )ti'.' • Sii.vard, Mr: - ATKINS • Sevtun;.Mr. F F phisidan, Mr. i?t-VCrs.it'oßT ; L...iy .v , acbeth, ,4rs Gentlewoman, Nlrs. !-lUMPHkIES; Hecate, Mr, El. t.L.'t MY ; . , Witches, Messrs. BLANi.' HA RD, EMERY, SIMMONS, . . WITH RAISING THE WIND. •• - Jeremy Diddler, Mr. L. EWis • - • Sans, Mr EMERY ; Laurelia Durable, Mrs DAV N.POR T Peggy, Miss DI; CAMP. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. - 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price Is. • Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the pox -office, in Ilart.street. The Doors to be opened at Half. past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. (1 — The Public are respedfully informed: that, on ac count of the absence ,of- Mr. Pope, the performance of tile: 1 ) 14 of 'Pizarro is deferred till Nlonday ~e x, On Weducsuay, the Comic Opera of The Woodman ; with. (3cl time) the last new Farce, ‘:. , :iedThe Portrait of Cer vantes ; or, The Plotting hovers On Friday, the Tragedy of Isabella ; or, The Fatal Mar- riage. ANTONIO LOURENC{) I‘,IENDEZ, OF o!'iißT. o• XNY 'Person h av i ng any ' Demand upon the .aboye-mentioned neceased, or his Son, Manoel Lou renco Me.idez, of the same City, are requested to send an account of the same to iohn Kirwan and Sons, Line -street. PRI'.FERMENT. TO BE S')1.1) PRIVA FE CON.TRACT T HE, NEXT PRESENTATION , to a valuWe REC. mi,, or ro:.- : C Value or •_, t in the onnty of Q SET, sit late Moot tiv. ti7ik. 1,,. o Lyme Vegis, arid lour frarn Qxminster , pressalt locitiabent is Seventv -t wo. Fur further part cular apply. to Messrs. G iegg an cid, Skinners' H,ll, Lontioo., 'ALBION FIRE and la E COM.I'AN Y, ; ; AND EMPOWERED B 1 A. .)F,PARLIA,.MENT: For INSURANCE I' lE, an, on lIV P: S'; and tor the G r.int ajiii. l'ui,;...4se or A NN ii TI ' Tritt."Busines of the C , ..bpl-a - r 7 new concluded • :at its Hrp;se the'CoHt:' , o. L‘..,late nil:, zriclge- street, blo Atti.irs „ • Abatements ,Ire maoc, aecz.rding . io P whkh orlgi- It alea with this Cony ~on tiic of dil Fir-I o' thrances out or t...0n,1.0., A lari:.•• , a , ',age is di,ov, 'b ite Insurance and every facility 1, rilorded which *Aterest and accommodation ~r,:fie Public: Indy the WA R !•' F. k PHIPPS. :;e;. • y ..,,&,,1i AN' , .-,,, . HE PATENT CAAP 1.,T4D.5_i.,. Prtture, Mattriisbes,and : , e,', , itic t;07;,i,.: i' '' v,• ,- ‘. r, a; ,:et tullyrecoi.umende.dtirGeiltlsrnen. as berly, . nyt pOrtahle and superior to any ' , hers made in L,..i ..i Mrtryto.:is,' Ccnts an y and C/utirs. on Cots :Sofa Beds„and Chai.'s, i•i 80a . , - C.. Ship; Musquitto ',ripro.',;,, pi ~.., : i!)ls . 1 ,s e a Net kiimiture; and Patent Bra, ~,retv Bedstead:, for East and West Indies, and ail For,.r..- , ; ,;-7„tes, at - MORGAN. Pare a. . s':, .L RS's— Nos. Beci E stea l l Man . Al, ufac:orfand Ware-Rooms, , ios. t 6 and 17, Cattic.,:e-VrZtte,t, Strand; ltiorgan and S an d ers ' s New -invented linderi.d Dining lables, allowed to be themost complete and I. it ,ant -set ut 'Tables ever yet invented, are very portale, packtlig but ten I nc h es d eep. in a Box N. 13. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed - and Ch2it-iir , i Ware-. or.use. . , :.~J~ i'LC`tii_ ' IRELAND. TRAVELLING •IN Nom - rut .AN I) SOUTH. WALES. e CM -I / E N - CROSS, CHARING-CLOSS rin . HOLYHEAD and' NORTH `VALES ' ' MAIL sets out every.. Evening trout the'abov,. - I . n At a Q uarter past Seven-LStinday at Six o'. link ; also 3iL,,11 the (.;eneral• Post -office every Eiiening at Eight, ur.ioa) ex tepted. . • The HOLYHEAD POST -COACHES every Morning at Nine, by Salop - and Caliol Cerig,'and Tuesday, l'hursday, and Saturday Afternoon Enka Twoty way of AIILFORD HAV nd SOUTH IVALE , MAIL ever)‘•Evening at .• and Oxford. .4g by 1 Y —.- It ,wa y cf Gbucester, Cheltehnam,. : ... h c , -1 -u 1)Lo-v,4 wr)itc esT LR and OXI , 0 rt!) AI AIL every Evei4g:at.Eigi'-t• ? ' •;- Tl'''- PARKGATr; c "TER ILI ICHFIE t,l , 111.. ' 4n ill kl L evert' E ven'n ' g. at Seven. iti:1;11!. LIV-ERP(iOI, NEW .... W . POST-COACHES every ' n ll, .(e'-:cePt 1110 lay) ' t Six, from whence Packets sari tlailY rot Onbiin. ih " A S • . C HREWSBURY. an, WOLV ERHAMPTON POST . OACHES every d Mo rn i ng at Ni ne. BIRMINGHAM apt; COVENTRY POST COACH 4 every Morning at Nine, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day Afternoon at rwo. fzy GEOR(;E ROULTON and CO. 4 This Day were publish:W. 1' a,t 1. to X-V. :he lln proied Ectiton of --- r-rl-7. ENCYCLOP..,EDIAs PERTH ENSIS, or ; be. on a more • , Incomparably dilate A ", than any nature; eve. , y P,lrt, at 5.3. cont,,h is l 'earty pcss as atitcrs t,t tSs Besdo.sat Glas- English Langita,;•;!, the Treatises tm . Cs, and Maw) f , lttiures, embracet ver ylmprove: l /cu.. The W:rk completed in 43 P:irts, p u bli s h e d Monthy, torthiag 2-I:Volumes, With Apo Plates, and a tine Publi3bed by Thomas Hamilton, No. 17, Paternoster_ :ow, London:; Wiisonv an„ So n, or" ; ! ono Fowler, orals ; G eorge ivoaer,an C. Nlitchel and Co. tn. K 'NCI's I - NTER EST TA ;ILES. The Fourth Edition, EL:arged and Improved, price al. a ts.6d. in boards. \ • 7 H 'E . F IRST PART o f the abode, to 100 Days, .1. 7s. 6d. or on Fine Paper 95. Also Kine'•' Time - . Tables 3s. 6th - The above Tables, which f o r extent, convenience,- and ' ' -acctiza k :y, far exceed any others, are recommcntled and used by the principal Bankersanti-Merchants in London and the Couniry,'and are sold by Longinan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; . John Richardson ; lames M. Richardson ; Thomas Corder; and Black, Parry,`and Kingsbury. London ; and by the Book- • Aellers in LiVerpool, and other parts of the ,Kingdom. ' TWENTY;QUIN-EAS REWARD. *The 'superiority'Orthe above Tables having induced W Reed to pi rate them, the Author was toider the n t ce ss i t . ,•: bringing an 'aC:tion against hns. o to roced his col , rig , which is now se c ure d to him by the p award of an until, :i Council, wider an order. of reference fro m t h e C ourt. ,• . . As several persons have clandestinely sold the said , "pii ,- • Edition, I hereby oiler the above Reward, upon convic • of any person selling the same in future. • • Liverpool, Liverpool,ol, Sept,,B, taoB. JOSEPH KING, 971 NO t ik'4\ll l rl i T T Al o , lv D A 1 7 ,, SEPTEMBER 12, 1808. This Day was puhlisho, , price 7s. 6d. • • THE TRIAL, of Major CAMPBELL' for ihe MURDER of Captain 13( Y in hich is 'Oven the imho tacit Charge of the judge, discri,6,, - .7ing betwee,i mUr der and manslaughter, in cases Due'Ho, recominencle. - to the serious consideration or all Mii y Men. .To which are added, Details . of the, t.:onduct.. and Deportinent of the Major in the interv a l o f his sentence ; and . - execution,. and of his last invMents. Publisited and sold by H. D. Symonds, Paternost,r-ro.v, and to be stdd of all Booksellers. t his Day was pubnsi,,, , :.L Neatly printed in crown Bvn . price 6s boards, PICTURE of MADRID, taken on the Spot. Translated from the German of CHRISTIAN AU GUSTUS FISCHER. • Printed.ior J. &lawman, 22, Poultry. In the Press, and in the . course of this Month will he pub- lished, A New. Edition of,Tovvnshen:l's Journey in Spain, 3 vols. 2vo. ; and of Thornton's Present State of Turkey,' in a vols. Bvo, T'nis Day was publiped, In "[ace large Volumes, ,DuodecirnO.,\ eleantly printed on a tine Wav,ii Papet, price ini3,iards it. is. ACOLLECTION of SONGS, - .Morel, Senti mental, 1114truaive, - and Amusing; selected and re- vised By the Rev I' IFS PLUMPTRE, M.A. Fellow of Flail. Printed for F. C. and I. ititdngton, No. 62, .St. Paul's Chtirci,-yard ; s'iltf also by 1. Hatchard, N 190, Piccathily. Ttiws, IVo .ds• .i2vvartis of Eight Hundred:,ongs ; of than principally se lected from the. Wurris 01 the most approv:d Writers, divest ed of ever ,king that ,has any teLdency to lndccency Piol4neness.' " The Colledion isi:alculated to alli)rh omits... Anent with out ribaldry, and instruct' . st.withAt tedious Sb.." Anti-Jacobin Review rot Feb, 1307. " It is impossible - not •io.opproye of the spirit and .the ?s well as the taste and judgment 'which sUggested this L . :to iection of Songs.: Every . RLider of Pckttry vi I he pk.ised with Mr. Plumptre's.collection, and betettant of tinning ii t,,ese VoluMes all the best Song in our language, except some perhaps from the pen of S'lrt'-I)ibdirr, winch, in due regard to .that Gentleman's literary property, -he ,has omitted to introthice." British Critic for August 18c4 SALES OF ESTATES, &c. 1-IEREFORDSHIRE. TO III!: 5. , 1.0 BY AUCTION, . • • By Mr. SQUIBB; At Garraway's . Coliee-hohse, on Thursday the utR- day of Octooer,• T‘viilve - o'C lock, A - Ver . y Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'in Very Count- of• fiertord, comprising ine Manor and Ituyalty of OA N;ll',.l'ON CO URT, the Anlie.it•;Mansion house (tei.tiete with A c .intiv.dation for a la:74e Family), the , , , Otikes, • / Garden, Pleasure, Cron:v.l,, Park, the Home Far,r., - Water Milt, Lake, anti :Ash Ponds ; •que. C(qtages, Gr , ives, Wu.ats and - Plantations, .trr—nt.mtcd v.-it!' Timber, cnieby Oak ; comprising op. ward. ~t r. - velve hundred Statute Acres of very Arnie, _a•dr. , . - , Pasture, Orchard, Hop Croond, , and (t) !ree); dpligntrolly.situate oeautuul country, five r; tee •I.,,tant ruin the Borough ,f Leotriffister, from L'r; . -f Hereford, and one hundred and thirty-fly . e from o viewed by Tickets only, or on application is Mr. Tat;:ttA, ,the St;:wa:(l's Housi", in Hampton Court Park, of mproired Particulars may be hat lo at the Nem lon. at iierewal ; the Hup • ole !no ; otcester ;at Garra:. Coblte 000se ; of -.Ow vet bo.alle, -Esq. Lower Bro4c, street ; ano of Mr. CI :a No. 47 ; Pit Mal : , London, wlim 4 pkan of the Estate may o. seen. GENUINE SOUTH DOWN SHEEP, EAST noukNE, SUSSEX. • TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, — By VERRALL and SON, ILI small Lots, tot the convenience of the Public, on the Ist • of Oittolper next, • DOUR Hundred Prime EWES, and abOut One Hundred and Forty EWE LAMBS, - and One Htin ured' %V E'ru ER Ditto, the ptSperty of a Gentlelnan, Wh o i s leaving... us Farm. Great yams have heen taken tot several ytirs past - with this Flack; the Ewesare hand,ome, particu larly hardy, and remarkable tor smallness of Bone, and tine: Iles of Wool. . - N.B. The Wool of this Flock sold for nearly Five Shil lings per 'l' od ih.rut than any Wool in toe neighbournood last year. . Four well-bred Sussex Cows, five pair of Working Oxen, live N railing . Steers, and an Heifer, will be also sold at the time. • ike,ise a thorough bred Mare - with a ,Colt by her side, an i b Filly seven inotittiN old. *** Toe Cows, &c: nave been raised from the Stock of 111,!,srs Auger and Alty,y ; and the Flock has _also beets d with Auge,'s Kants, together With those of other • Ovto.ers to r. le neighbourhood 'IMP Sale ro o. in t Twelve O'C lock. Hi: ACl' 1 ts been too frequently -the subjed of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the'elenictits the .inettit.al art have (iliac(' themselves as CaltiltdateS for publicparrcrage the profession of physic For the purpose' of doing Justice 1 ,, the result at our studies and ex perieni.e. and to 'nevem its frAnOcing classed among those empirics vv huse imprudent preten,i,His have, unfortunately titr society, been todiavotirably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal. acid eitlightencl,a taunt- I stale tic ,t of our pursuits and ac quirements.. Atte' having reeeived a regular medical ealuea• trop as the, pupils in Mest,trs lilizard, whose Iltures and pra:.tice We; carefully attended, as p , olessors and surgeons of the London : iiy,shital ; we.entered ottiselves :is -stittlent4:in that justly celebrated for rneyttca! acquire [tient, the Royal College of F.Aintittreli, wet-, itt-,trudeil in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the ttte , try• and ni physic, entitiiirstry, midwifery, taro', &c. hl" tlii tic' etnincitt protessors,..ihs. liarnilt ()uncap and kuthettord„ We trust be deemed. ptesumptuous•ut soul s ; that our proficiete ac of !tack Venereal Complaints, add true v:t nous iii.e,ses bi , .sty, the p !tE , cu'iar objeaot our statutes taid.practice, it wilt, 11 , • tit..4ll..twe•l that we have acquired superior 1t , ,••, • tett trtzartnent andture Ir, slight ancl're,eilt . a pel fret rtt-est.thlisoineht IS in t.:t Qt ltihse the•utrnost ..„. ere or;,,- iu.tztti; uaces have of success, a of tied:bent ensures to the page:;: and re. t• .:! r!ie dis.rde , , which are the ,t; .1 ; ...st unhappily by the ile alarrnitn:;.or more and debilities 'vtihii.:ll ire . To. such be.a t iOVV that they May now, ~ e ni treatment, be restored to that a strong, :nano', and vipr otas cl.i.ses cot debility, from witStevet ,s ;vell as in every species of we Ina). by ptients 'of either sex w ith th,; great est se,. reL •;- zin . :, , ,nr. liouco rs.nt cnsultation at.4oine itton rei , to th e ~ e , I‘. m:; 16 in the evening tilt a' night, Patients ~ .- n untty requested to state the particu lars of their' case . fohi general habit of &c. &c. in clgssie;: i rein r advice ittni meilieines, when tltesame xvilT • .Irtny pa rt ot\the I:itwdoin. Tn ensure 2 , to our undertaking, the pristage of tn the tor,inedicines.: • „ CO. Stirgeons, N 9. 1.7, Ilatio'n-garden. .rrie and ::1; :have .2ertiticates from the .1 -7 7 fiv- re.sp- Professors of Loud , ,; i and Edinhargh, ut iti4cnee, and hurnani.zy, with which ttiey formed the assimed them during the time they . at tended their Lectures and ArArl"..o MCE, - se„,,cog.. T HE PRINCIP. d_L• OFFICERS and ~C 01147 NII'SIO iVE RS of Ws IVlajffirty'i (I'9 re 4 give Notice, that on trelte , day, the 21st instant, at One .they will be ready to treat :wit?, s,.ch ,Pcrsoqsas may gt') con_ /rat? for supplying lilt .114aje.tty3 , lard,- at Deptford, - wich, Cha . thaln, A'heerner.r, P ,rtsnt Ntb, and .Ij,'/Fn.netto, with BLA K V,ARNISH. A forn: of the Tender mar• be seer, at this qfce. • No Tender , will 4e received alter Tv.,h , e o'Clock on te Day of Treaty, nor • a;ty noticed, rinks: the Party, or an .Agent far Ginn attend:. TLizi LLINGOFFICE, ..S,±t To, 131. THE CO,IL C I IISSIONERSfor ITITUdL CIING Ins 114jE , ;1' Y's .IV "IVY do hereby give Notice, Fhat on Thurs.ear, zzd in4tant, they will be ready to receive reqers, in -writing (veakd up), and - treat for th? Sale of the Grains that that! be prole e 1 at his 1 1,:irrty'r - Brewboure, at Drptlord, for Ivh•lve )119•nths certai..!,frooz tAe i 6 ,11 October: next , ;old further until three months •warningih,zll !.e iven. 7he Conditions of the Conirad may be . seen at the Seeretal_Js Ogee. ' . • . .No r e g a rd will be had to ani , Tender ;n the P% - ice lhatt% not be inset[elin cordr at length, or that shall not fu delivered to the B. a vi before ,One o',(:*lock . on the said Tharsd g q, the 2 ‘ 2.1 le:stet:a, nor unless the Person who ritakes the reader, or some Perron on- his behalf, attends; CO anriver, wh.n called for. TO MASTER 13UILDERS. TRANSPOR7';OPFICE s Sept; 6, iB4. THE COMMISSIONERS for Con,lgeting . ffi illAyks,S rs TRANSPORT SERPIOE, f, Ea' i ," Sick and Wounded Seamen, and - Jorthe Care and period ) . of Prisoners of lgir, do hqebygive Ar,t7l7e,Thal they will be at this Office, on Tuesday the 2 ,.-b inst. instead o/ Saturday tie lotb, as mentioned in a former 4duerfiyment, to receive .reared Tenders, and treat with web Persons as may. be willing to ems. trait for the Building and c , n , pletely Finishing of a NAVAL HOSIIITAL, inter/de:l to be ereeted at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk. • No Tender_ will he'reeehted after One ?Clock on the Day Treaty, norny n,ticed unleystbe Party, or an rkent for /31.1. pr, .Tonally attend, - -Each Tender M:l3r be aecqmpanied . 6: , a Lett.— fr , ../n ritteaable Pe;.sons become hound •Tith the Pero- n ienderi,w, in the Sun: of ,cosol. j,, Oe'dtte Performance • th, Co . . P.irther Particulars may be knoivn apj - iying at the Office of the ‘,171 Cummissiove , .s. iit Dor.let'S,ri ere, Weaminlter,invfiere the Destg':s and Parilm'ayi• :r;:r may 1e it;spc.'7, f. ALE A'ND .11‘1,1,q1 .Vccret:2,l, OFFICE '0 P 6RD IY IV C . • Sept: .5, 1308. • • T HE 1,/ OFFICERS (f HISII JE•i s okDivANcE do hereby • give Miler, !bat Prop r ,/r be received at their Office, in Pall Malt, oa or be fore If.t'edne,day the 5t6 oa ;her next, from such Per,ons a. may le undertake the performance of AI S REI{ S' WOIZh /or service of this Department ! for a pe,iod of Three Year:, at thelolio.thinggations, zlz The' Tower, 11 Pall Mall, C reenwich, Woolivich, P urfleet, G ravesend, an I Tilbury.. Further Particulars., 14-ether With the Ternis and Conditions • the Contrari, maybe known upon Application at the Secretays Ogee, in Pall Mal. alurecaid, any aiy between the hnurs ry Ten and Four o'Clock,;here i'rf,pcsals are to be delivered, sealed up. and inii4rsed, •' Y roposalu.for Praisterers' Work ;" -but no pr,- pocal can be adm'iled after the said srb OFF:ber nex't,• at Twelve oThrk dl noon of the sang' day ; neither 7011. any Tender be tro th-Lc' unless the Party making it, or an Agent an his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, . •R. H. CREIF, Secretary. OFFICE OF• ORDNANCE, • . Sept. 7 , ,s3s. THE pRIAT cip4 L, OFFICERS (il HJS ad jEstY's. ORDNANCE berth) give N.:tice, That. Ploposati 'hill/ be rereived at their qfice,' in Pall '4144 on pr before lionday, the 3d of October next, from such Persons as may ht: :willing to , ulictiake the Supply IRO N :•.?NG E 1( Y A LES /or Service of this Department, for, a period of 7 Bret. Year, , Further tieulars, together with , the Perms and Conditions of f'e Contraf!, Wray he 11P071 apriitaljon a! the Secrelari's 01,7fe, aforesaid, a.7y Daj,, between the hours of re=; and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to bt 3elivt'red, . setile..i.upia , :d endorsed, ' opoials Jot 1 tin:ttiongeri A rti des,' 'bat 'no Proposal ea, be adothted alter the said 3d of Uci4er,.af" Tivelve.o!Chick ai /V 99,/ of the same day, neither wit/ aVy Tender be noticed; unless the Part) , making it, or an Agent in his behalf: dial! attend.. „ By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, ,Serrearis. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM- P LA I NT,g. , TV,FREE,MAN'g GUTTA SA.LUTARIS is by far the most sate and efreaual i:rnedy - ever yet aisco vet'ed i' , ir - the cure of that dangerous pisease: Persons unirtp pily allisled with Venereal Comol,intS, in all its stages,,and under its cations appeariinc6s, will - find a Secttre and,present Relief by taking these mo-t inValuable Drops whim, for their excellency during thirty years pradiee in the most - po pulous part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have acen tertri ed Glum. Salntaris. _ . „ The Sei:w.cy with, which _host persons so •afTlicted find it needful to conceal ti4elt sufferings, may be safely employed while uaing these Drops ; since they render confinement WI - necessary., as Well as 'all unttitou or inercitrial•Prepar.ations, of any Itirgical Oper.tio.n whatever. • • • By apponitnierit of Dr. I , Weitiati they are sold by ••R: But ler, 4, Chcapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, iso, and Vidit4, -, , 76, t)xfort4-street • Bull• Ind Car:well, Dublin Scott, and B a xt e r, is , inburgh ; Stains, Manchester . ; Lathbury, Liverpool, Stains ; andLytich, Manchester ; and most Medicine Veticieti in'evcry Town, in Botties, at 24, 9d. each. ." • r ~.=' .. " • A: r • LPRIcE siItPENtE. FRENCTI AND DUTCy PA PFRS. 4 ._PARIS, •A i tlG. 29 .—Th itell r of the Qgt 'a -of August contains obsetyattont , , iu the.--fOrtn of 4 long Dotes, on an article in a Lon. i• 11 Raper otl•tlie Bth ot August,. relative to I he, probability of a %Or 1),,q ween France and Austria,' itod afrtirs of So ,in. Nur/ler:u \ s corps of Frert c anvaci. as ~:tnbled Strashurgh and Or enviroits, t i orders' have Drat A tven tot the rat:. tio , Al Array u. 1.4, serv,;.- i Note.—lt is true that 40,00cualkn of the last con scription are goin; to German) - tot - reinforce the stie letun regiments of the Gr replace double the .numoer. 'if . veteratly'irot ;`. << hieh hove been drawn otf for. Spin. Titus / dle. "grand :1 - raty will b.? di : oinish 'Arthtauter t ;stigintated, ' , lts ,rneas:ire, which , rt nlll. s Qn \vnich ilie.iEng'l,-,11 Pape, ak of aolti'lons in the the , 7l/10 , ,iteur Agra, " Nc'lar vas the f(in.,;(loto Nao; s n 'le tranqu-t. liar >t nun ;tett ears p s ticr'er e fewer : is-ins, ot.,t o n, and st--" 3 whteh t ~It frigates .lahtlett there were prisoners by t tie go - irds ot tne.connit and deliv up tojustice. the presence ot.the'Eugh,n arum Sicily nor teit there: it is'entrenched in SyraC'tise aid Al.-isina. Experience will show .whether t.ctil be a ire to defend person who filet: Holland last tuesday,,and artisid itt Loud in s Satuit k ay, the 6ta, announces that 02 , A:4siro n Ainbass ,dor tit i to.l4fid had' deina:,,:.o tn.spassports, and-had Set in for 'virtue, ; teat 1 i,t n Anioassador 4!,l),atis , a d bc.,r rec dj,d ; t hat et .1 rii,dr:ossi !Ida left Vicgti.t ; and ru.:i French troops ,v rrc p.inou4 . ti - "cm all parts towards r.ohtiers of' Austria and'. stnck : jobbing ..rumour,. Count IVETTEKNIeII 1S still at Paris; - ',lnd, what is still better; is extremely well received (Acre. , Getferal ANDIIKOSSI Vienna: .112tielFrench tr, ups are in their caidonments, arid at. ;more than too le :goes from Ausiria,• prop-11y so caned. it ap i wArs, nevertiwiess, ilLa he (NLipoleon) thinks him s ! t r,•ng nuke head against, S d ain nst Austria at • Note.---4t is amusing to find it make a doubt wbe. thef Ranee anti herallies Can at once make war •f4:lliiii;l Austria 'and . Spain when, without e s: i t. has conquered four. ctlalitions ten times mero formidable,. does not signify, the English w4(lld see wii h tile:aSure Austria make War in thm. same they excited Prussia, .titougn th , J, clearly foreia w what would happen to they live from Oily to clay ; a war ,whicn c.nly east six months will Away , . oe so mach for. •LileM ; .they ne....sr . think of the result, which can only: ren der their situation worn--. We ought to furnish the, enemies of Napoleon with ail tie money and ivatlike stores they may want. Nute.—England knows the clos'2 union which mce and I t,da ; siteICHOWS Agt IWO ,PoWers are ',solved to tinitenti 4 .i r forces, and to consider, as..an enemy every trend-of EiV,Tand ; she - kilo Aar pear Vttl not. he disthrb ed in Gertn-nyi arid she ,can. _have . no reasonable h:ap;.‘ of final success, but by,tomenting the tronbres ;rad disorders in She knows that the ninbd . t•ere shed, and the iiktiio, - sacritiod, are useless ; but such 'incense i e s pleasing to her. Toe convulsions on-he Cab. tinent are her dei-4ht. Vet she knows well that betike the year has elapsed there will not bea single villagWin Spain in :a state tit insurTelion, nor art Englishnt.n in th t Cottri`try: fint _what sign•ties t hat 'to Ftigland ? She unacyu4i'nit with s rattle or ftetno:sc ; ,her artfitt!ti \\, t• t! , irk, and aband o n ier d u p e .„ She will-trt at the (11 . Span' as .she trkate•l the Icrog_of ‘S.wt ten ; st. put a fns into the thind of that So verei„ti, and ii itiere,l hitn Ain* powerful succont , s„ Twenty or tiorty ti,ionsand n wert to aidirihi against Denmark and a;ainst Russia. Gen. Mobile andiipoo men didarrb e, and remained, t ivy walls atanchor on:the (Oast of s,weiten,.w-hile_FiniandlWi s conquered, end the S cedes w re driven out of N'of way. But a weeks sin:_:e we. were considersAs how En• ; 1 wd could with nonour. extricate herStLff tr int, ibolisir struggle of the' North. Should - Oe dank" air army, said r. l / 4 e; Ow army will, be wade. prisoners, during the winter. We could not hate . expecied,.wninever kind of. opinion w e .inigut en tertain of tlie good faith of Great Britain ; toat per u!ious Power. winUld abandon Sweden to her in happy fate, and would tool give -a new proof of 'what the allies of England have to ex, ect troth her treachery. and desertion. Spa Lash insurgents will b e b etraye d an d 'abandoned iu like• manner, when the French Eagle shall cover Spain With her Weakness, want, and a.trnage,, have caused • our arms to sutler_ Some ,cheeks; they will soon be repaired, and then the EngliTh will precipitate their flight to their snips, they will abandon their allies, atici,• as at Quiberon, will fire on the unhappy 'wrotches to horn they have left on the beach. A, to Austria, peace will tag maintained .on the. Continent, bectuse -England has there no influence. The Content' t and hatred - w ilia she inspires are coin-' • trip to all great Powers : all-have been her vietir9. Mr. _ADAIR was driven from Vienna on the day M. Dc STAHREMBERG returned from London. • - Th artnit - c.enfs made by E:rgland under the.Ame ricaii flag, which ,escorted English frigates to Trieste, were rapulsed and' pro;cribod. by a late Edict of FRANCIS 11. A good understanding between Austria and France has never been interrupted. the obscure agents which England pay!, and wi:o Conceal themselves among the, crowd of knaves wh o are ptirstiecVby the Police•of all tne;Governtnents in . Europe, have reported at Vienna, that krance was about to'ni6ke wlir upon Austria ;-and at Paris, that Austria ',Va . * raising new armies to attack Franc, Idle persons, eager for news and strong eniotions, have been enabled by these dark rumours to imagine marches and counter'..niar: r Ches, and fbrm plans- of a campaign . equally '-frivolorts; but .t he two Cai;inets ha•Ve diever ceased r io :inaintain with, each ether the most 'friendly relations. . ' the' 'interview which_the Emperor NAPOLEoS had with the Emperor .Ffikr.;icr . ,,a. in Mora vi -the Emperot FRAN Cis prorniieei hiut that he would never . • •